The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-04-16
Current Events Epitomized.

Go to Koons' fcf Tulip Soap.
Go TO Rhoatls' for Tulip Soap.
-Barnum will be at Allentown on May
26th.
Forest fires are raging in many sec
lions.
Bath, Northampton county, is to have
a weekly paper
When you go to the depot take Nolf's
accommodation coach.
-Arbor Day--22nd Inst. Don't forget
boapprep riateiY observe it.
&C 3. Rhoads and j. w. Koons sell
Tulip Soap; four bars for 25 cents.
The ice on the river id the vicinity of
Esston has been causing some trouble.
Send us all the news. IfAnybo,i9 dies,
gets sick, runs away, gets married, etc.
--3ea ling stili clih39 to the measles
There is no diminitien In the number of
eases.
&C. u. Rhoads has been selling Tulip
soap for three years aud says it is the best
soap he ever sold.
The building 10 be occupied by the
Hersh Steam Heating Company is moving
rapidly toward completion.
There is absolutely no aduiteration in
the Tulip Soap, therefore 1t is the cheapest
koap for laundry, bath or toilet
For smooth shave aii1 q tiae hair GU.
go to Esrang's shaving saloon, opposite the
ADVOCATE office. \
Samuel Newhart, Lehigh county
farmer, was burned TO death while lighting
b brush fire Monday.
60 to Frs. Rolerer, under the Ex-
change Hotel, for smooth shave and a
fashionable ha'r cut. 4
III. IT, Peters. the tailor, took the
measure for 0S full suits aud CO pair OF
pants, for. the month ending April 70.
Good.
The good wife OF Alvin Hufford last
Friday morning, presehtel him with pret-
sy little daughter, AMI Al. feels very proud
over the affair.
III your watch or clock don't run cor
fectly, take Il to IIagan,an.on Bank street.
and If it then fails to keep time he will
make no charge. March 26--6m*
One 'J>sck" Transue, was found gull
ty at Easten on Tuesday OF stealing two
carloads of coal. lie will lomicile in hotel
dc Eastern Penitentiary.
Lumber and coal yard for rent. Ioca
tIon good Will bs rented on easy terms.
Stock Oh hand for sale. Apply at Gahel's
hardware store, Bank street 2-tf.
For fine dress suit made up in first
class style and at saving Of at least to IS
on eacli suit you will find them at Sond-
helms One Price Star Clothing Hall, Mauch
Chunk.
-CArpets-Bru and Incran,-the
largest assortment IN towr to select from
and at prices That defy composition. al
Keniercr& Swartzs Furniture Warerooms,
Bank street.
Harvey Scwrneyer, of MacunGie, Ls-
high county. had both legs cut OF on the
railroad at that place. lie was taken to
g.. Luke's Hospital, Bethlehem. lie can
not recover
-E. F. Luckcnbact. 81 nrdadway.
Mauch Chunk, is selling of V'all Papers
At largely reduced prices to make room for
new Spring stock. There are bargains for
those who get them 9-4w.
Reuben Mertz, of Laury Station. was
killed on the railroad near that place Mon
day. He was caught by a coal train and
dragged a long distance He was COM
pleteiy disenboweIed.
We are prepared TO make you an all
~ooleu nobby spring suit TO order at short
notice at $40, SIP, sl5, $50 and up to $40.
Call at Somiheim's, One Price Star Cloth
ing Hall, MaucI1 Chunk.
For the week ending ON the Gth inst,
there were 1O4,S70 tons of coal shipped over
the l.. & S. R. r. "a total to date Of PIC. .76T
tons, showing decrease as compared With
same date last year Of 30. 74O tons.
The Lehgh Presbytery coAvenes in
the Presbyterian church, at Slatington, on
Tuesday next at 1880 o'clock. Extensive
Preparations are bsns made for the proper
entertainment of visiting di zines.
For the week ending April 0, there
were I43, $50 tons OF coal shipped over the
Lehigh Valley railroad, making total to
date of 2,4SS,527 tons, AMI showing an in
fsase of i9S,3 81 tons compared with same
date last year
Allen A Grayer, representing Schlec-
Ser & Henry, n1lsic dealers, Reading, Pa,
Is selling orgaDs at from $50 mp, and pianos
at from 5000 up. Headquarters at Ex-
change Hotel, Lehiglron, Pa. All instru-
ments fully guaranteed.
The Legislature has not yet repealed
the act providing for the payment of boun-
ty for the killing of minks, weases, foxes,
hawks, owls, etc. and persons Staying these
birds or animals can still procure the boun-
ty at the Commissioners office.
An eccentric Allentown woman en-
tered one of the churches there Sunday
morning, and walking up the aisle to the
pulpit handed the minister four brightly
eolored easter eggs, after which she took a
seat in the rear Of the building.
The attention Of the people of Summit
Hill, Lansford and vicinity is directed to
the fact that George +. Hmtzinger, of The
popular Switchback Restaurant, is author
lied by us to receive subscriptions and
moneys for the CARBON ADVOCATE.
Our old friend p. J. Meehan, formerly
Of Mauch Chunk, has received the appoint.
Ment Of a clerkship in the Second Comp
troller's office, Treasury Department, at
Washington, d G. His many friends IN
shSs county will be pleased 10 hear bin.